My subtitle says “yogurt” for simplicity sake, and so you understand what these products are. But you can probably expect to see it in more stores as the year rolls on.Ĭhobani Non-Dairy Coconut “Yogurt” Cups and “Yogurt” Drinks Right now, it’s launching regionally at select retailers. And it seems like their real target for distribution was January. Technically, this product was announced in December, but the release wasn’t boisterous. But it isn’t fortified with calcium or vitamin D.
The ingredients include added fiber, protein, and three types of active cultures. It is sweetened with just a little cane sugar and stevia. Good Plants boasts just 100 calories and 4 grams of sugar per single-serve container. It’s called Good Plants Almondmilk Probiotic Yogurt Alternative, and it comes in four flavors: Vanilla, Chocolate Coconut, Strawberry, and Lemon Meringue.
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Good Plants Dairy Free Yogurt Alternativeĭanone has also launched a brand new dairy-free and vegan yogurt line under their Light & Fit product category. You can expect to find these chilled half-gallon dairy alternatives at major retailers, like Target, Walmart, Publix and Sprouts. But to be appealing for the mass market, they are fortified and do have emulsifiers and thickeners. The Plain One is also made without any added sugar. This creamy new line of Silk Oat Yeah Oatmilk comes in three flavors: The Plain One, The Vanilla One, and The Chocolate One.Īll three varieties are free of dairy, soy, artificial colors and flavors, and carrageenan. I’m a little confused by the name (it made me think of the Kool Aid Man crashing through a wall), but Danone’s desire to get into the oat milk market isn’t surprising. It’s reportedly great for smoothies, coffee, and even frothy lattes. Their oat milk is made by hand with just organic gluten-free American oats, water, dates, and vanilla. Toats is following Elmhurst’s mission with eco-friendly production and minimalist ingredients. But they’re ramping up for online ordering and broader distribution. Their first product, Original Oat Milk, is now available in select stores.
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Oat milk is the buzz beverage right now, and this new Colorado-based company intends to take full advantage. New flavor releases for Almond Breeze have been modest over the years, but you can tell they are very proud of this one.Īs a side note, they’re also upping their chocolate game in the dairy alternatives space with a new half-gallon Unsweetened Chocolate carton and a gallon-sized Chocolate Almond Milk. It contains about half a banana in every serving, is 80 calories per cup, and has zero added sugars. It’s available in Unsweetened Original and Vanilla, has 10 to 15 calories per serving, and is currently rolling out to stores throughout the nation.īlue Diamond is also jumping on the banana wave (a little late in the game, but never mind) with their new Almond Breeze Almondmilk Blended with Real Bananas. The ingredients aren’t available online yet, and they’ve only shared a few little details. That said, they’ve been a bit cryptic on the release of their new Almond Breeze Almondmilk Creamers. But perhaps they were just perfecting their formula. I’m actually a little surprised that it’s taken Blue Diamond Growers this long to get a creamer to market. Almond Breeze Almondmilk Creamers and Banana AlmondMilk This is why it’s essential to discuss manufacturing processes and allergen protocols directly with the manufacturer in situations of a severe food allergy. Most dairy alternatives are manufactured in facilities that contain dairy, even if it isn’t noted on the packaging. Ingredients and processes are subject to change at any time, and there are no guarantees, regardless of what the label says. Remember to always contact the company to discuss their manufacturing processes if potential cross-contamination is a concern for you. At first glance, they all appear to be soy-free and gluten-free, but verify the ingredients! The Year of Dairy Alternatives: 14 New Products Hitting Store Shelves NowĪll of these new dairy alternatives are not only dairy-free, but also plant-based and vegan. In the first two weeks alone, at least fourteen new dairy alternative product lines have been released. I’ve heard from thousands of people who found the most success when they “just” went dairy-free. But those have so many rules and limitations. Sure, there are many popular diets that have dairy-free as a component – vegan, paleo, and Whole30 to name a few. For about fifteen years, Go Dairy Free has occupied a nice little space on the web, waiting for its moment to shine in the trend spotlight.
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